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Maggie Gyllenhaal To Represent Agent Provocateur Maggie Gyllenhaal is going to be a spokesmodel for Agent Provocateur, replacing Kate Moss.

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http://www.ecorazzi.com/?p=1732 Maggie Gyllenhaal Uses Organic Cloth Diapers Not on herself, of course. Though that would be kinky. Celebrity Baby Blog is reporting that Maggie Gyllenhaal, sister of her equally famous brother Jake Gyllenhaal, is using organic cloth diapers for her new babe, Ramona. We applaud this action for a myriad of reasons; the least of which is the opportunity to save cash. Consumer Reports has calculated that the average baby will require about $1500-$2500 in disposable diapers over the course of three years. The bigger reason — and one that’s a bit more complex — is the environmental impact of choosing cloth over disposable. It’s a bit of a double-edged sword, however, and this article explains why perfectly: “Most agree that reusable diapers require more water and generate more waterborne wastes through the laundering process. And home laundering uses more energy than commercial laundering. The downside of disposables? It takes more raw materials to make them, and they are the third largest source of solid waste. Although some diapers are touted as biodegradable, the lack of oxygen in landfills means disposable diapers can take a long time to break down. Advocates of cloth also argue that disposables take up two percent of landfill space, adding 2.8 billion tons of urine, feces, plastic and paper to landfills annually.” So, neither choice is a clear-cut winner. However, using cloth diapers means you have complete control over how the process effects the system. For instance, a hard-core environmentalist might use water from a rain barrel to wash their cloth diapers. There are also cloth diaper services that clean in bulk and are more energy efficient than home washers. With landfills growing in size and consumption not abating, you might feel less guilty about contributing to a growing issue with cloth diapers. Either way, we give Maggie the thumbs up on this decision. With nearly 80% of the babies in America using disposable diapers, it’s nice to see someone in the public eye showing people a greener alternative.

2005 Serenade Films Maggie Gyllenhaal as Emme Keeler in The Great New Wonderful

2002 Miramax Maggie Gyllenhaal as Sam in 40 Days and 40 Nights

source: http://www.hotflick.net/celebs/maggie_gyllenhaal.html 2003 Columbia Pictures Maggie Gyllenhaal as Giselle Levy in Mona Lisa Smile

2003 Columbia Pictures Maggie Gyllenhaal as Giselle Levy in Mona Lisa Smile

Maggie Gyllenhaal won’t act like Katie Holmes By Jeannette Walls MSNBC Updated: 3:14 a.m. ET July 23, 2007 Maggie Gyllenhaal has a message for fans: I’m no Katie Holmes. The critically acclaimed actress — who is taking over Holmes’ role in the Batman series — has startled some in Hollywood by distancing herself from Tom Cruise’s wife, who received lukewarm reviews for “Batman Begins.” “I’m not walking into Katie Holmes’ performance,” Gyllenhaal said, reports WENN. “I’m thinking of it as an opportunity to play somebody who’s alive and smart. Chris (Nolan the director) asked me to do this because he wanted me, not because he wants some generic lady in a dress.” Gyllenhaal, who usually sticks to indie films, will play the role of Rachel Dawes in the next installment of the Batman series, “The Dark Knight.” source : http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19512561/#storyContinued

source: http://movies.aol.com/celebrity/maggie-gyl...29409/biography Biography The daughter of director Stephen Gyllenhaal (Waterland [1992]) and screenwriter Naomi Foner (Running on Empty [1988]), and the sister of hot young Hollywood heartthrob Jake Gyllenhaal (Donnie Darko [2001], The Good Girl [2002], Moonlight Mile [2002]), Maggie Gyllenhaal seems to have all the makings of a successful young starlet with her Tinseltown background and curiously unique beauty. Born in 1977, Gyllenhaal got some early screen breaks thanks to roles in such Stephen Gyllenhaal films as Waterland (1992) and Homegrown (1998). Soon graduating from Columbia University with an English degree, pretty Gyllenhaal continued to refine her acting skills on the stages of New York and London theaters in such productions as The Tempest and The Butterfly Project. Her ascent into the collective film conscience continued with a humorous turn in director John Waters' anarchic Cecil B. Demented and alongside younger brother Jake in the surreal teen fantasy Donnie Darko (2001). Soon gaining more prominent roles alongside such hot Hollywood actors as Drew Barrymore (Riding in Cars With Boys [2001]) and Josh Hartnett (40 Days and 40 Nights [2002]), Gyllenhaal would turn up later in 2002 in eccentric director Spike Jonze's sophomore effort, Adaptation. Her supporting roles offering but a glimpse into her engagingly offbeat talent, Gyllenhaal truly came into her own with her breakthrough performance as a mentally unstable secretary in director Steven Shainberg's 2002 dark comedy Secretary. Cast opposite former '80s wonder boy James Spader, Gyllenhaal displayed a careful balance of unshielded vulnerability and mild sadomasochism as the film's troubled lead. Nominated for numerous awards including a Golden Globe and Independent Spirit for Best Actress, Secretary found the disarming actress branded the "it" girl to watch for in the coming years. While subsequent supporting performances in such films as Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Casa de Los Babys, and Mona Lisa Smile may not have offered fans the large dose of Gyllenhall that they sought after Secretary, audiences could see her in a starring role opposite John C. Reilly in the 2004 George Clooney/Steven Soderbergh-produced remake Criminal. Gyllenhaal kept up her status as an independent film icon in 2005 with major parts in The Great New Wonderful and earning praise for her work in Don Roos' Happy Endings where she got to show off her vocal talents performing a selection of Billy Joel songs. 2006 would be a very busy year for the actress. She co-starred in Oliver Stone's 9/11 film World Trade Center, gave an award winning performance as a drug addict in SherryBaby, played opposite Will Ferrell in the comedy Stranger Than Fiction, and lent her voice to the Steven Spielberg produced animated film Monster House. That same year she announced that she was expecting her first child with her longtime boyfriend actor Peter Sarsgaard. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

The Great New Wonderful (2006)

Secretary (2002)

Mona Lisa Smile (2003)

Casa de Los Babys (2003)

Criminal (2004)

Happy Endings (2005)

World Trade Center (2006)

Trust the Man (2006)

Stranger Than Fiction (2006)

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